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# GoDaddy — BDS-1000 Dossier
> **Key Findings**
>
> - **Digital/Platform:** GoDaddy hosted an Israeli military (IDF) psychological-operations/extortion website targeting Gaza residents in 2024, after the site was successively deplatformed by Webflow and Namecheap; GoDaddy initially resisted takedown requests and suspended the account only after renewed public pressure and press coverage, without explanation.[^1][^2]
> - **Economic/Investment:** GoDaddy's largest documented Israel exposure is financial — it led a $50 million Series C round in Tel Aviv-based Tailor Brands in July 2021 (its first direct Israeli investment) and acquired Jerusalem-run Mad Mimi in 2014 for up to $45 million — with no evidence of any subsequent divestment or of either relationship's current 2025–2026 status.[^3][^4][^5]
> - **Political:** GoDaddy has issued no public statement on Israel/Palestine or the Gaza war, in documented contrast to its named, dated public statement condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and accompanying humanitarian and service-withdrawal actions.[^6][^7]
> - **Not found:** No evidence of any Israeli military, defence, or intelligence procurement contract; no export-control nexus; no listing in the OHCHR settlement-business database, the PAX arming-Israel report, or the Who Profits database; and no data-center, R&D, or engineering presence inside Israel.[^8][^9][^10][^11]
## Target Profile
| Field | Detail |
|-------|--------|
| **Company Name** | GoDaddy Inc. |
| **Jurisdiction** | United States (Delaware-domiciled public corporation; founded in Scottsdale/Tempe, Arizona, 1997) |
| **Headquarters** | Tempe, Arizona, USA |
| **Sector** | Domain registration, web hosting, website-building tools, e-mail marketing, and commerce/SaaS software |
| **Ownership** | Publicly traded, NYSE: GDDY; largest disclosed institutional holders are Vanguard Group (~12.73%) and BlackRock (~10.23%), with overall institutional ownership cited around 96% as of early 2025[^12] |
| **Key Executives / Governance** | CEO Aman Bhutani (since September 2019); Founder/Executive Chairman Bob Parsons; independent director Sigal Zarmi (appointed January 2023), who holds a Technion (Haifa) engineering degree and a Morgan Stanley financial-technology background, and also serves on the board of Israeli-founded JFrog Ltd.[^13][^14] |
| **Israeli-Nexus Summary** | No defence, government, or infrastructure contracts identified; nexus consists of a 2024 hosting episode involving IDF content, two Israel-linked corporate transactions (Mad Mimi, Tailor Brands), a Tel Aviv customer-support subsidiary, and one Technion-educated board member |
**Key Facts:**
- GoDaddy Israel Web Services Ltd. (company no. 515118859) is a registered Israeli entity at Habad 58, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, incorporated 6 August 2014; its function is not confirmed beyond registry incorporation and customer-support/billing routing.[^8][^15]
- GoDaddy does not retail `.co.il` domains directly, as only ISOC-IL-accredited local registrars may register that country-code domain; GoDaddy was nonetheless party to an ISOC-IL dispute proceeding over the string "godaddy.co.il."[^16][^17]
- GoDaddy's featured global office/careers locations (Tempe, Kirkland, Nottingham, Iași, Belgrade, Gurugram, Pune) do not include an Israel site.[^18]
## Executive Summary
GoDaddy is a U.S.-domiciled, publicly traded domain-registration, web-hosting, and small-business software company headquartered in Tempe, Arizona. It has no product line — physical, dual-use, or software — that maps onto the direct military-contracting, weapons-supply, or defence-logistics categories that anchor the most severe BDS-nexus findings in this corpus. Across all four domain audits reviewed for this dossier, no public evidence was identified of any contract, tender, or supply relationship between GoDaddy and the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the IDF as a procurement counterparty, Israeli defence primes (Elbit Systems, IAI, Rafael, IMI), or SIBAT-registered vendors.[^19]
The company's most substantive and reputationally significant documented episode is a hosting-platform one rather than a commercial-contracting one. In May 2024, the IDF operated a psychological-operations and extortion website targeting Gaza residents, publishing names and photographs of alleged Hamas informants and threatening further exposure; a military source told Haaretz the army had "received legal permission for the operation."[^2] The site was removed within 24 hours by its first host, Webflow, after exposure by an activist collective, then removed roughly nine days later by its second host, Namecheap; the IDF subsequently re-hosted a modified version — with certain graphic content removed — with GoDaddy.[^1] GoDaddy initially declined to take the site down, a response Mondoweiss characterized as relying on legalistic evasions of responsibility, before suspending the hosting account on 20 July 2024 following renewed activist pressure and press coverage, without issuing any public explanation.[^1] This episode establishes GoDaddy as a platform used by an Israeli military body for a defined period in 2024, discontinued under public pressure, with no evidence of recurrence since.[^1]
Economically, GoDaddy's clearest Israel exposure is investment rather than trade: it led a $50 million Series C round in Tailor Brands, a Tel Aviv-based AI branding/SaaS platform, in July 2021 — described by GoDaddy itself as its largest private-company investment to date and its first direct investment in Israel — and it acquired Mad Mimi, an email-marketing company run remotely from Jerusalem by its founder, in August 2014 for an amount later disclosed as up to $45 million.[^3][^4][^20] Neither transaction's current 2025–2026 status (continued ownership stake, divestment, or product discontinuation) is confirmed in any source reviewed, and this dossier carries that uncertainty rather than asserting an ongoing relationship. GoDaddy also maintains a small Tel Aviv-registered subsidiary functioning as a customer-support/billing entity, with no evidence of an R&D, engineering, or data-center footprint inside Israel, and no participation identified in Project Nimbus or any comparable Israeli state-cloud initiative.[^9][^21]
What is not supported by the evidence is equally material to the record. GoDaddy does not appear in the PAX "Companies Arming Israel and Their Financiers" report, was not identified in the Who Profits database, and no confirmed row-level match was found in the OHCHR settlement-business database or in secondary coverage of the UN Special Rapporteur's "economy of genocide" company list — though the primary OHCHR/UN annex text could not be exhaustively re-verified line-by-line in every audit, leaving that specific absence as a secondary-source finding rather than a fully confirmed one.[^10][^11][^22][^23] No export-licensing, sanctions, or arms-embargo enforcement action was identified against GoDaddy connected to Israel; the only 2025 U.S. enforcement action against the company (an FTC data-security matter) is unrelated to Israel or defence trade.[^24] No lobbying or PAC activity specific to Israel policy, anti-BDS legislation, or Middle East trade was identified, and no financial contribution to the IDF, Friends of the IDF, JNF/KKL, or settlement-linked organizations was found.[^25]
Weighed together, the record supports a moderate, primarily reputational and platform-governance nexus concentrated in the 2024 IDF-hosting episode and two Israel-linked corporate transactions, set against the near-total absence of military, export-control, or settlement-infrastructure findings. This evidentiary balance produces the FINAL V4 score of BRS 268, Tier D (Moderate): driven almost entirely by the Economic domain (V-ECON, V=4.18), with Military at zero, Digital minimal (V=0.15), and Political modest (V=0.43).
## Timeline of Relevant Events
| Date | Event |
|------|-------|
| 1997 | GoDaddy founded by Bob Parsons in Scottsdale/Tempe, Arizona.[^26] |
| 6 August 2014 | GoDaddy Israel Web Services Ltd. incorporated in Israel (company no. 515118859).[^8] |
| August 2014 | GoDaddy acquires Mad Mimi, an email-marketing company run remotely from Jerusalem by founder Gary Levitt, for an amount later disclosed as up to $45 million.[^4][^20] |
| March 2018 | GoDaddy announces multi-year infrastructure migration to AWS, covering the majority of its compute infrastructure (excluding domain management for ~75 million domains); no Israeli cloud partner named.[^21] |
| 2020 | GoDaddy suspends a neo-Nazi "Miss Hitler" pageant website following pressure from Australia's Anti-Defamation Commission, evidencing a general content-moderation-under-pressure pattern.[^27] |
| July 2021 | GoDaddy leads a $50 million Series C investment round in Tailor Brands (Tel Aviv), its first direct investment in an Israeli company.[^3][^28] |
| 24 February 2022 (onward) | GoDaddy publicly condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine, donates $500,000 to humanitarian relief, stops selling `.ru` domains, and later winds down Russian-client service entirely (December 2023).[^6][^29] |
| January 2023 | Sigal Zarmi, a Technion (Haifa) engineering graduate, appointed independent director of GoDaddy's board.[^13] |
| 23 May 2024 | Namecheap removes an IDF-operated extortion/psychological-operations website targeting Gaza residents; the site relocates to GoDaddy hosting within roughly nine days.[^1][^2] |
| 18 July 2024 | Mondoweiss publishes investigative coverage of GoDaddy's continued hosting of the IDF site and its evasive response to takedown requests.[^1] |
| 20 July 2024 | GoDaddy suspends the IDF-linked hosting account, approximately 24 hours after the Mondoweiss article, issuing no public statement.[^1] |
| January 2025 | FTC announces an enforcement action against GoDaddy over alleged lax data-security practices in its web-hosting services — a general data-security matter unrelated to Israel or defence trade.[^24] |
| September 2025 | OHCHR updates its Database of Business Enterprises linked to Israeli settlements (158 companies, 11 countries); GoDaddy not identified among listed entities in sources reviewed.[^10] |
## Corporate Overview
GoDaddy Inc. (NYSE: GDDY) is a U.S.-founded, Delaware-domiciled public corporation headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, with no state-held golden shares, no private-equity or foreign-sovereign controlling sponsor disclosed, and standard institutional ownership dominated by Vanguard and BlackRock.[^12][^26] Its core business — domain registration, web hosting, website-building, and commerce software — has no manufactured-goods or physical supply chain, and consequently none of the settlement-origin sourcing, labeling, or physical-logistics categories examined elsewhere in this corpus apply to it.[^30]
GoDaddy's Israel-linked corporate structure consists of two elements: (1) GoDaddy Israel Web Services Ltd., a Tel Aviv-registered entity (Habad 58, Tel Aviv-Jaffa) incorporated in 2014, whose function — per available registry and company materials — is limited to customer-support/billing routing and a localized consumer storefront (`godaddy.com/en-il`), with no confirmed R&D, engineering, or data-center role and no Israel office listed among GoDaddy's own featured global career locations; and (2) two Israel-linked acquisitions/investments — Mad Mimi (2014) and Tailor Brands (2021) — that are financial and product transactions rather than operational subsidiaries.[^8][^9][^15][^18] No public evidence identified of GoDaddy operating, leasing, or co-locating data-center infrastructure inside Israel; its disclosed data centers are located primarily in the United States (Phoenix/Arizona).[^31][^32] GoDaddy is not a retail registrar for the `.co.il` ccTLD, which is restricted to ISOC-IL-accredited local registrars, though it was party to one ISOC-IL domain-dispute proceeding.[^16][^17]
## Domain Summaries
### V-MIL: Military
#### Mechanism of Involvement
No public evidence identified of any procurement contract, tender, framework agreement, or SIBAT-registry listing connecting GoDaddy to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, IDF, Israel Prison Service, or Israel Border Police.[^19] The sole documented military nexus is a commercial hosting relationship: the IDF migrated a psychological-operations/extortion website targeting Gaza residents to GoDaddy hosting in mid-2024 after being deplatformed by Webflow and Namecheap.[^1][^2] This audit treats the episode as a logistical/hosting-relationship fact rather than a weapons-system or targeting finding, since the site's function was informational coercion rather than production of a targeting decision or weapons effect.[^1]
#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
GoDaddy's product category — software and hosting services — has no ruggedised, tactical, or mil-spec variant, and the heavy-machinery, dual-use export-licensing, and defence-prime supply-chain categories are inapplicable to its business model.[^19] No export-licence application, end-user certificate, or government export-control review tied to GoDaddy sales to Israeli defence or security end-users was identified. GoDaddy does not appear in the PAX "Companies Arming Israel and Their Financiers" report (June 2024), based on direct-text review.[^11] No organised boycott or divestment campaign specifically targeting GoDaddy over defence-sector activity was identified, distinct from the ad hoc activist takedown pressure applied in the hosting episode.[^1] GoDaddy issued no public statement or policy change following the account suspension.[^1]
#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
- Israel Defense Forces — operator of the extortion/psychological-operations website hosted by GoDaddy, May–July 2024.[^1][^2]
- Webflow, Namecheap — prior hosts that removed the same site before GoDaddy took it on.[^1]
- GoDaddy Israel Web Services Ltd. (co. no. 515118859) — Tel Aviv customer-support subsidiary; Mad Mimi (2014 acquisition); Tailor Brands (2021 investment) — commercial, non-defence entities.[^8][^4][^3]
- Sigal Zarmi — GoDaddy board member; Technion engineering degree; no confirmed Unit 8200 or defence-industry affiliation identified.[^13][^14]
### V-DIG: Digital
#### Mechanism of Involvement
GoDaddy's primary infrastructure migration partner is Amazon Web Services (a U.S. company), not an Israeli vendor, per a March 2018 announcement; the ongoing status of that arrangement into 2025–2026 was not independently reconfirmed.[^21] No public evidence identified of licensing or integration relationships with Israeli cybersecurity vendors (Check Point, Wiz, SentinelOne, CyberArk, NICE, Verint, Claroty), Israeli-origin biometric/retail-analytics technology, or AI/surveillance tools trained on Israeli or Palestinian population data.[^33] The documented digital-domain finding is the same 2024 IDF hosting episode described above: GoDaddy served as the third and final host of the IDF psychological-operations site, initially resisting takedown by stating it does not make content-removal decisions — a position the activist collective disputed by citing GoDaddy's own terms of service — before suspending the account on 20 July 2024 without public explanation.[^1]
#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
No public evidence identified of GoDaddy participation in Project Nimbus or any comparable Israeli government cloud initiative, which is documented as an AWS/Google Cloud agreement with no GoDaddy party.[^34] No public evidence identified that GoDaddy operates data-center infrastructure inside Israel; its disclosed facilities are U.S.-based.[^31][^32] No public evidence identified of GoDaddy-developed offensive cyber tools, zero-day capabilities, or AI/ML systems supplied to Israeli state, military, or security bodies. GoDaddy's only confirmed Israel-domiciled entity is a customer-support/sales subsidiary, not an R&D or engineering hub, and its featured global-locations page omits Israel.[^8][^18] A comparable content-moderation precedent — the 2020 removal of a neo-Nazi "Miss Hitler" pageant site after advocacy pressure — demonstrates GoDaddy's moderation is generally responsive to public pressure, though that episode and the 2024 IDF case cut in opposite directions in terms of who was targeted for removal.[^27]
#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
- Amazon Web Services — primary hosting/infrastructure migration partner (2018), non-Israeli.[^21]
- Israel Defense Forces — operator of the hosted extortion website (documented above).[^1]
- Tailor Brands — Israeli AI branding SaaS platform receiving GoDaddy-led investment (2021); post-2021 relationship status unconfirmed.[^28]
- Mad Mimi — email-marketing platform founded by Gary Levitt, run remotely from Jerusalem prior to 2014 acquisition.[^4][^20]
- Sigal Zarmi — board member, Technion engineering graduate; no defence/intelligence-sector ties identified.[^13]
### V-ECON: Economic
#### Mechanism of Involvement
GoDaddy's most substantial documented Israel-linked financial exposure is its lead role in a $50 million Series C funding round in Tailor Brands, an Israeli AI branding/SaaS platform dual-headquartered in New York and Tel Aviv, announced 22 July 2021 — described by GoDaddy as its largest private-company investment to date and its first Israeli investment.[^3][^28] Co-investors included Israeli venture firms OurCrowd, Pitango Growth, Mangrove Capital Partners, Armat Group, and Disruptive VC.[^28] A second transaction is the August 2014 acquisition of Mad Mimi, founded in Brooklyn but run remotely from Jerusalem by founder Gary Levitt, for an amount later disclosed via SEC filing as up to $45 million.[^4][^20] Neither transaction's resulting ownership percentage, current operational status, or any divestment is confirmed in any source reviewed, leaving both as of unresolved 2025–2026 status.[^3][^4]
#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
GoDaddy has no agricultural, physical-goods, or settlement-origin supply chain, making product-labeling and importer-of-record categories inapplicable.[^30] Cross-checks against authoritative watchlists returned no GoDaddy matches: it is not identified in the OHCHR settlement-business database (including its September 2025 update), is not named in secondary reporting on the UN Special Rapporteur's "economy of genocide" report (A/HRC/59/23), and does not appear in the Who Profits database — though the primary UN annex text was not independently re-fetched and searched line-by-line, so these remain secondary-source findings rather than fully confirmed absences.[^10][^22][^23] GoDaddy's SEC filings do not break out Israel as a distinct revenue segment or name it as a "strategic growth market" beyond the Tailor Brands transaction; no Israel-specific employee headcount is disclosed, and its FY2017 10-K does not list Israel among named Customer Care locations.[^35][^36]
#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
- Tailor Brands (Tel Aviv) — $50M Series C, led by GoDaddy, July 2021; post-2021 status unconfirmed.[^28]
- Mad Mimi — 2014 acquisition, up to $45M; founder relocated to Jerusalem; current product status unconfirmed.[^4][^20]
- GoDaddy Israel Web Services Ltd. — Tel Aviv customer-support/billing subsidiary; incorporation-only confirmation.[^8]
- Vanguard Group (~12.73%), BlackRock (~10.23%) — largest institutional shareholders; cited by a boycott-tracking site as the basis for an indirect, ownership-linked boycott listing of GoDaddy rather than direct-conduct allegations.[^12][^37]
### V-POL: Political
#### Mechanism of Involvement
No public evidence identified of any GoDaddy corporate statement addressing the Israel-Palestine conflict, the 7 October 2023 attack, or the Gaza war. This silence stands in documented contrast to GoDaddy's named, dated statement condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine ("What's happened in Ukraine is horrible. We do not condone the unwarranted aggression from the Russian Government") and accompanying actions: a $500,000 humanitarian donation, matched employee giving, cessation of `.ru` domain sales, and a full wind-down of Russian-client service by December 2023.[^6][^7][^29] The clearest documented political-domain finding is the same 2024 hosting episode: GoDaddy's response to takedown requests over the IDF-operated site was characterized by the activist collective as evasive, and the company suspended the account only after renewed press coverage, without public explanation.[^1]
#### Counter-Arguments and Evidence Limits
No public evidence identified that GoDaddy maintains any office, subsidiary, or physical operation inside Israel or the Occupied Palestinian Territories beyond the Tel Aviv customer-support entity; its careers/locations page lists no Israel site.[^18] No public evidence identified of GoDaddy using military heritage or state-security branding, hosting Israeli officials, or sponsoring "Brand Israel"-type campaigns.[^38] No public evidence identified of GoDaddy PAC or lobbying activity directed at Israel-related policy or anti-BDS legislation, nor of any financial contribution to the IDF, Friends of the IDF, JNF/KKL, or settlement-linked organizations.[^25] No public evidence identified of any current GoDaddy director or executive holding roles in pro-Israel advocacy organizations, settlement-linked entities, or military-welfare bodies; board member Sigal Zarmi's Technion degree is treated as an educational credential rather than evidence of political conduct.[^13][^14] The only well-documented large-scale boycott campaign against GoDaddy on record is the unrelated 2011 SOPA anti-piracy boycott, after which GoDaddy reversed its legislative position.[^39][^40] A separate boycott-tracking listing (Boykot Market) bases its inclusion of GoDaddy explicitly on indirect institutional-shareholder linkage (Vanguard/BlackRock), not on direct GoDaddy conduct.[^37]
#### Named Entities and Evidence Map
- GoDaddy corporate communications — documented Ukraine statement/actions; no equivalent Israel-Palestine statement identified.[^6][^29]
- Israel Defense Forces — operator of the hosted extortion site; central to the 2024 platform-policy episode.[^1]
- "Zionism Observer" activist collective — organized the takedown campaign across Webflow, Namecheap, and GoDaddy.[^1]
- ADL — listed GoDaddy in a 2023 roundup of Israel-related shareholder proposals across companies (context, not a direct-conduct finding).[^41]
- Bob Parsons (Founder/Executive Chairman) — no Israel-Palestine statement, donation, or advocacy identified; philanthropic focus is Arizona-based.[^42]
## BDS-1000 Score (V4)
| Domain | I | M | P | V-Domain Score |
| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: |
| V-MIL | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | **0.00** |
| V-DIG | 2.50 | 1.50 | 2.00 | **0.15** |
| V-ECON | 6.50 | 4.50 | 7.00 | **4.18** |
| V-POL | 3.00 | 2.00 | 3.50 | **0.43** |
- **V_MAX**: 4.18 **Sum_OTHERS**: 0.58
- **BRS Score**: **268** **Tier**: **D (Moderate)**
The score is driven almost entirely by V-ECON (V=4.18), reflecting GoDaddy's two documented Israel-linked capital transactions (the Tailor Brands investment and Mad Mimi acquisition) — both carrying comparatively high Impact and Proximity given their direct, first-party, capital-deployment character, even though scale (M) relative to GoDaddy's overall revenue is not established in any source. V-MIL registers zero across all three factors, reflecting the complete absence of any defence-contracting, export-control, or weapons-adjacent finding. V-DIG and V-POL register low-but-nonzero scores, both anchored in the single 2024 IDF-hosting episode, which carries real but contained Impact given GoDaddy's status as a third, temporary, and ultimately-terminated host rather than an active platform partner. This composition — one dominant economic vector, minimal digital/political findings, and a fully clean military domain — yields BRS 268 and Tier D (Moderate). Consistent with this corpus's methodology, scores are scale-free (Impact × magnitude × proximity per domain, with only the maximum domain and a fractional discount of the others determining the composite), evidence-only, and human-vetted against the four domain audits.
## Methodology Note
- All claims are sourced exclusively from the four domain audits (V-MIL, V-DIG, V-ECON, V-POL) compiled for GoDaddy; no claim outside those audits is introduced in this dossier.
- Where the audits state "No public evidence identified," this dossier preserves that finding verbatim in substance rather than converting it into an implied allegation.
- Scoring is scale-free: Impact (I) reflects the type of activity documented, Magnitude (M) reflects its scale, and Proximity (P) reflects directness of the company's involvement; each domain combines these into a single V-Domain score, with the composite BRS built from V_MAX and a discounted sum of the remaining domains.
- Temporal rule: transactions or relationships whose current status is undocumented (e.g., Tailor Brands and Mad Mimi post-2021/2014) are carried as unresolved rather than treated as ongoing; the 2024 IDF-hosting relationship is treated as terminated (July 2024 suspension) rather than active.
- Entity attribution follows no-transitive-guilt: institutional shareholding (Vanguard/BlackRock) and board members' educational credentials (Technion) are recorded as facts but not treated as conduct findings absent direct evidence.
- No settlement-operation dual-counting applies to GoDaddy, as no settlement-linked activity was identified in any of the four audits.
## End Notes
[^1]: https://mondoweiss.net/2024/07/heres-how-a-collective-of-tech-professionals-shut-down-the-israeli-armys-extortion-website-twice/
[^2]: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-05-22/ty-article/.premium/contact-us-or-well-say-you-reported-your-neighbors-to-hamas/0000018f-9fc0-d8f6-a3ef-9feceaf20000
[^3]: https://www.israelhayom.com/2021/07/22/godaddy-makes-1st-investment-in-israeli-company-tailor-brands/
[^4]: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/business/2014-08-25/ty-article/.premium/godaddy-buys-u-s-israeli-mad-mimi/0000017f-e761-d97e-a37f-f7654b4a0000
[^5]: https://domainnamewire.com/2014/10/22/godaddy-45-million-mad-mimi/
[^6]: https://aboutus.godaddy.net/newsroom/company-news/news-details/2022/How-GoDaddy-is-Supporting-Ukrainian-Customers/default.aspx
[^7]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1609711/000160971125000023/gddy-20241231.htm
[^8]: https://en.checkid.co.il/company/GODADDY+ISRAEL+WEB+SERVICES+LTD-K5bVb0K-515118859
[^9]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Nimbus
[^10]: https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2025/09/un-human-rights-office-updates-database-businesses-involved-israeli
[^11]: https://paxforpeace.nl/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/06/The-Companies-Arming-Israel-and-Their-Financiers-June-2024.pdf
[^12]: https://fintel.io/so/us/gddy
[^13]: https://www.citybiz.co/article/373680/godaddy-appoints-srini-tallapragada-and-sigal-zarmi-as-independent-directors/
[^14]: https://aboutus.godaddy.net/investor-relations/governance/person-details/default.aspx?ItemId=ad03eb36-be78-46ba-a623-90c0673fbe6a
[^15]: https://www.godaddy.com/en-il/contact-us
[^16]: https://en.isoc.org.il/il-cctld/dispute_resolution/godaddycoil
[^17]: https://www.best-domain-registrars.com/countries/israel/
[^18]: https://careers.godaddy/locations
[^19]: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2025/01/ftc-takes-action-against-godaddy-alleged-lax-data-security-its-website-hosting-services
[^20]: https://www.timesofisrael.com/american-oleh-sells-e-mail-service-mad-mimi-to-godaddy/
[^21]: https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/28/godaddy-to-move-most-of-its-infrastructure-to-aws-not-including-domain-management-for-its-75m-domains/
[^22]: https://www.un.org/unispal/document/a-hrc-59-23-from-economy-of-occupation-to-economy-of-genocide-report-special-rapporteur-francesca-albanese-palestine-2025/
[^23]: https://www.whoprofits.org/
[^24]: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2025/01/ftc-takes-action-against-godaddy-alleged-lax-data-security-its-website-hosting-services
[^25]: https://www.opensecrets.org/political-action-committees-pacs/godaddy-com/C00432328/summary/2012
[^26]: https://www.clay.com/dossier/godaddy-headquarters-office-locations
[^27]: https://www.timesofisrael.com/godaddy-drops-miss-hitler-competition-site-after-outcry/
[^28]: https://nocamels.com/2021/07/godaddy-50m-investment-israel-tailor-brands/
[^29]: https://www.standforukraine.it/en/2023/12/12/godaddy-stop-registrar-russian-domains/
[^30]: https://www.whoprofits.org/
[^31]: https://webhostingadvices.com/godaddy-data-center-server-location/
[^32]: https://baxtel.com/data-centers/godaddy
[^33]: https://www.opensanctions.org/datasets/ps_ohchr_settlement/
[^34]: https://medium.com/@notechforapartheid/nimbusfactsheet-91cf9ff8bbf4
[^35]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001609711/000160971118000035/a12312017-10k.htm
[^36]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1609711/000160971121000017/gddy-20201231.htm
[^37]: https://www.boykotmarket.com/en/brand/godaddy/
[^38]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1609711/000160971122000024/gddy-20211231.htm
[^39]: https://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/technology-16320149
[^40]: https://www.techdirt.com/2011/12/30/godaddy-boycott-fizzles-twice-as-many-domains-transfer-as-out/
[^41]: https://www.adl.org/resources/article/2023-shareholder-roundup-israel-related-proposals-hold-steady-focus-human-rights
[^42]: https://www.pymnts.com/news/investment-tracker/2021/godaddy-leads-50m-series-c-funding-in-tailor-brands/If you’d like this saved as an actual file at a specific path (e.g., under a repo you’re working in), point me to the directory or repo and I can write it there via the appropriate tool.
